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We Love It, but We Still Litter It? – the Mediterranean Sea Is in Trouble

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The Mediterranean Sea is now considered the most polluted sea in the world, with a concentration of microplastics four times higher than the seventh continent (the so-called plastic garbage patch in the Pacific Ocean).

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We Love It, but We Still Litter It? – the Mediterranean Sea Is in Trouble

The Mediterranean Sea is now considered the most polluted sea in the world, with a concentration of microplastics four times higher than the seventh continent (the so-called plastic garbage patch in the Pacific Ocean).

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wmn.hu broke the news in 20 hours ago on Saturday, July 26, 2025.

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